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posted by L.L. Barkat at 2:25 PM
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10 Comments:
Woah! I'm dizzy.
Now, let me take a look at those photos
Me, too. Dizzy. But that's how I see life sometimes. :) Love these!
All children love twirling. Adults forget how much fun it is to get a different perspective. Twirly girl with the curl - don't forget or let us!
great photos! thank you for joining us.
I really must know... how did you get that spinning effect? Love these!
Sorry to make you all dizzy. :)
Kelly, I tried a Contingency Plan. Instead of my normal hold-the-camera-as-still-as-possible, I moved it on purpose. Lots of different ways and speeds. I love how it added an even greater element of chance to the results. :)
innovative contingency plans ...
These are really cool. But yes, it's amazing how a still photo can trigger actual dizziness as I sit here stagnant at my computer. Wow.
Laura, my camera has an anti-shake feature and doesn't like being deliberately moved. I got some spectacular shots of outdoor Christmas lighting against an all black dark background, and the lights moved "wonderfully". But I've tried movement with daylight pics and only gotten horrible fuzz-blurs instead of pretty patterns.
I do love the effects you achieved!
I've posted the "send off" (mailing) of God in the Yard on my blog. I'll let you make the appropriate link if you'd like.
http://kingfishercrossing.blogspot.com/2010/11/send-off.html
So cool. Reminds me of ballet class - the early days.
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